Sentences with phrase «hired guns at»

SM is such a critical part of every business's business today that it really can't be left to the alleged professionals — hired guns at old - line agencies who generally know almost as little about this stuff as you do — or simply delegated to employees who have the attitude, aptitude, and interest in creating some of this.

Not exact matches

She was a hairdresser who owned her own salon, called Gifted Hanz, on the South Side of Chicago, and she worked part - time as a mentor for a group called Youth Advocate Programs, which had been hired by the Chicago schools department to provide intensive mentoring services to students who had been identified as being most at risk of committing or being a victim of gun violence.

At the time, employers used third - party «hired guns» to steer potential employees toward their corporation's greener pastures.

Synopsis: Assassin Robert Rath (Sylvester Stallone) arrives at a funeral to kill a prominent mobster, only to witness rival hired gun Miguel Bain (Antonio Ba... [MORE]

While IO Interactive is working away at the next console version of Hitman, Square Enix Montreal has revealed that they're also working on a game featuring the famed hired gun for smartphones and tablets.

The Equalizer had its passionate fans, and tended to be shown late at night: it starred Edward Woodward as a former covert US intelligence agent who attempts to atone for his many and unspecified sins by offering himself out as a gun for hire to desperate citizens.

The ex-Marine turned hired gun turned aspiring actor that Hader plays could also have sprung from a pitch session at his old Saturday Night Live gig.

These are administered, at the behest of a mild - mannered mob cutout (Richard Jenkins), by an enigmatic gun for hire (Brad Pitt) and his supplementary muscle (James Gandolfini).

Young Joseph's razor - sharp nightclub attire may be enviable and imitable, but his persona at this point is nothing more than a hired gun.

I can, however, afford to hire someone who performs these services at a lower fee than the big guns.

At this stage, you've written the book, you've gone through editing phases, and your hired gun of an editor has kicked you in the teeth and you've recovered.

It's up to you to lean out of cover, line up the sights and gun down the hired goons and gangsters, and taking pot shots at the enemy as you break from one piece of cover to the next and intermittently planting C4 feels simply awesome.

Far Cry 5 got another look at gameplay, showing some of the guns - for - hire that will help the player battle Eden's Gate.

You really should look at it, by the way, as it also shows off the Guns For Hire system that'll let you take down the game's cult with a companion.

But to at least give an idea of what is going on, after messing up at a job trying to steal money from people Aiden is attacked by a gun for hire who kills his niece.

Up to three Guns for Hire can be recruited at a time, using their skills to take the fight to the Project at Eden's Gate.

Working as a hired gun on behalf of ExxonMobil at the Washington, DC PR firm DCI Group, Saul was listed as the contact person on a press release that denied that global warming is intensifying extreme weather events:

My recollection of that controversy, at the time, was that there were two camps: the white hat and chaps good - guy scientists and the black - hatted and dastardly hired - gun scientists in the employ of the tobacco companies.

And Dr Schneider couldn't have gotten his «hired guns» idea from Gelbspan's 1997 «The Heat is On» book; it wasn't published at that time, either.

At least 640 land and environmental activists have been killed since the 2009 climate negotiations in Copenhagen - some shot by police during protests, others gunned down by hired assassins.

So, hired gun breakfasting at Not - La Bergamote.

At the same time, as I wrote here in the Paradox of Client Service, we can never equate service with being a «hired gun» or allowing our clients to become our masters.

At the same time, I don't see how Yoo acted any differently than either (1) the way that we train lawyers to think in law school (i.e., to cleverly create arguments like «torture is self - defense») or (2) the way that some of us want lawyers to conduct themselves — as hired guns, rather than naysayers who are too willing to put the kibosh on new ideas.

At the time of the Panorama programme, I said it was rare for me in my practice to encounter «hired guns» - people who say what they know one side wants to hear, who are not independent or objective.